Talk:Pennsylvania Route 28
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[edit] South end
[1] shows no state-maintained roads south of Anderson Street (9th Street Bridge) - that's the end. [2] has some photos, and the ividlog has more.
At the south end of 28 on ividlog, the vehicle turns left on Anderson just prior to the end. This may indicate a former continuation, or may just be its way of getting to northbound for the return trip.
- Signs south/west of the south end
- Lacock Street westbound - the continuation beyond Anderson Street - has south 28 signs.
- Beaver Avenue southbound - the frontage road for the Ohio River Boulevard freeway - has a junction 28 sign at the left exit to the West End Bridge.
- North Shore Drive eastbound at Allegheny Avenue has north US 19 Truck/28 reassurance just before the intersection (probably once had an arrow, but which way?).
- Western Avenue eastbound at Allegheny Avenue has to 28 pointing right.
- Ohio Street westbound just past Chestnut Street points to 65 straight. Nothing points left at I-279.
1989 map shows the whole old route - it exited the freeway at Ohio Street! Maybe it moved first and was then truncated.
1980 map puts it on Ohio Street and Western Avenue (still mostly a state route).
